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Breaking Analysis: Twitter Gets the President’s Vote

By Molly Sassmann Nov 8, 2012

Obama was not the only winner on Election Night. Twitter was celebrating with more than thirty-one million election-related tweets on Tuesday night, making Election Night “the most tweeted about event in U.S. political history,”…

The Eyes Have It at the Lund’s Prototype Digital Learning Classroom

By Kyt Dotson Nov 8, 2012

Humanities Lab of Lund University in Sweden is working on groundbreaking educational research using eye tracking technology to enhance learning in collaboration with researchers from the University of Tübingen/Germany. The prototype classroom will use…

Lenovo Takes On Apple, Samsung Beyond China

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 8, 2012

As mobile devices function more and more like personal computers, it cannot be denied that the demand for PCs is significantly declining. But remarkably, the waning interest in PCs doesn’t seem to affect Lenovo…

Breaking Analysis: Hack/Reduce Launches In Boston – Can the East Stay On Top of Big Data Revolution?

By Molly Sassmann Nov 8, 2012

Hack/reduce is launching in Boston today, and the idea here is to open up a facility where big data hackers and big data entrepreneurs can come together to share computer resources and office space…

Artificial Intelligence App for Kids Coming Soon!

By Cherr Aira Nov 8, 2012

What do you get when you marry the brains of Pixar Alums and SRI Talent? An artificial intelligence app for kids. Martin Reddy and Oren Jacob teams up to create a project that can…

Breaking Analysis: Hitachi Enters SSD Market – Should Intel Be Worried?

By Molly Sassmann Nov 8, 2012

Intel, EMC and IBM have all released either hardware or software upgrades this week. Intel has just released its third generation enterprise-class solid state drive series. According to Wikibon Co-Founder and CTO David Floyer, “The…

The Cassandra Way, According to DataStax VP

By Maria Deutscher Nov 8, 2012

DataStax vice president of products Robin Schumacher and marketing head Lara Shackelford has a very solid take on big data as it stands today. The two executives believe that Apache Cassandra. The open-source platform…

Microsoft Announces Windows Azure Store Preview

By Isha Suri Nov 8, 2012

Microsoft has just announced the preview of its Windows Azure store, giving developers a good reason to smile. By offering this preview, Microsoft has allowed developers to taste the Windows Azure and its features,…

Rumors of a Microsoft Surface Phone Stirring Major Buzz

By John Casaretto Nov 8, 2012

Is a Microsoft Surface Phone on the way? A recent Wall St. Journal report said that Microsoft is making its own smartphone. Based on “people familiar with the situation”, it is said that the…

Developers May Need New PCs to Use New Windows Phone 8 SDK

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 8, 2012

Microsoft unveiled the new Windows Phone SDK 8.0 and it’s already getting mixed reviews. A lot are pleased because the new SDK version offers more capabilities to develop apps but some are complaining that…

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Breaking Analysis: Twitter Gets the President’s Vote

The Eyes Have It at the Lund’s Prototype Digital Learning Classroom

Lenovo Takes On Apple, Samsung Beyond China

Breaking Analysis: Hack/Reduce Launches In Boston – Can the East Stay On Top of Big Data Revolution?

Artificial Intelligence App for Kids Coming Soon!

Breaking Analysis: Hitachi Enters SSD Market – Should Intel Be Worried?

The Cassandra Way, According to DataStax VP

Microsoft Announces Windows Azure Store Preview

Rumors of a Microsoft Surface Phone Stirring Major Buzz

Developers May Need New PCs to Use New Windows Phone 8 SDK

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